Kutch Fodder Fruit & Forest Development Trust

The KFFD Trust’s Water Conservation initiative focuses on sustainable water management to combat scarcity and promote environmental balance. Through watershed development, rainwater harvesting, and community participation, the program enhances water availability in rural areas. It emphasizes restoring traditional water bodies, improving irrigation methods, and raising awareness about efficient water use. By engaging local communities and implementing eco-friendly solutions, the initiative helps preserve water resources for future generations. This effort not only supports agriculture and livelihoods but also strengthens the region’s resilience against drought and climate change.

Kutch Jal Mandir Abhiyan, an initiative by the Kutch Foundation, is dedicated to addressing water scarcity in the arid region of Kutch. The program focuses on restoring and constructing water reservoirs, stepwells, and check dams to ensure sustainable water availability for communities and livestock. By reviving traditional water conservation methods and promoting rainwater harvesting, the initiative enhances groundwater levels and strengthens rural resilience. Through community participation and innovative solutions, Kutch Jal Mandir Abhiyan plays a crucial role in securing water resources, transforming lives, and fostering environmental sustainability in the region.

KFFDT runs a Primary Education for Unreached Community program, dedicated to providing quality education to children from marginalized and underserved backgrounds. The initiative focuses on ensuring access to primary education for those who lack resources and opportunities. By addressing educational gaps, offering learning materials, and fostering an inclusive environment, the program empowers children with knowledge and skills for a brighter future. Through this initiative, KFFDT is working to break the cycle of poverty and enable holistic development in disadvantaged communities.